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Bee Campus USA

Participation Drive
29 Donors
14%
Towards goal of 200 Donors
$1,465.00 Raised
Project has ended
Project ended on August 02, at 11:55 PM EDT
Project Owners

Renee

Malue

$20

Jul 29, 2022

Colleen

Olfenbuttel

$20

Jul 28, 2022

SAM

AURINGER

$100

Jul 28, 2022

Mary

Colfer

$20

Jul 28, 2022

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 28, 2022

Inga and Todd

Solberg

$200

Jul 28, 2022

Anonymous

$25

Jul 28, 2022

Tracey

Gallagher

$25

Jul 28, 2022

Anne-Lise

Velez

$100

Jul 28, 2022

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 28, 2022

Anonymous

$30

Jul 27, 2022

Paula

Van Curen

$20

Jul 27, 2022

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 25, 2022

Anonymous

$20

Jul 23, 2022

JACQUELINE

COHANE

$50

Jul 22, 2022

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 22, 2022

Nicolr

Forth

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 21, 2022

Anonymous

$25

Jul 20, 2022

Daniel

Slutsky

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 17, 2022

Tom

Moritz

$15

Jul 17, 2022

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 15, 2022

Mike

Ewald

$25

Jul 14, 2022

Anna

Smith

Undisclosed Amount

Jul 14, 2022

Richard Goff

In Memory of Hobart Porter

$10

Jul 14, 2022

Anonymous

$15

Jul 14, 2022
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$5

Plant a flower on campus

Help us continue to grow our efforts by making the planting of a pollinator-friendly flower on campus possible!

$10

Provide wildflower seed mix

This gift can help us ensure we have the needed resources to plant wildflowers all over campus.

$15

Gift a bag of mulch

Mulch is often called a gardener's "best friend" — and for good reason! In spring, mulch locks in moisture, suppresses weeds, and feeds the soil. In winter, mulch protects bare soil, prevents erosion, and protects plants.

$20

Gift a bee nesting box

Bee nesting boxes provide homes for bees to raise their young in. Like a beehive, bee nesting boxes help bees produce honey and pollinate nearby crops, supply housing for bees, and mitigate the effects of colony collapse disorder.

$50

Educational signage

Help us spread the word across campus about the Bee Campus USA program within the Office of Sustainability at Virginia Tech! By spreading the word, we can get more Hokies involved in the program.

$100

Help fund new research

Fund pollinator-related research at Virginia Tech by providing resources and tools to our researchers! Some research programs might include assessing our current pollinator levels, best management practices research, and bee behavior research.

$200

Create new pollinator habitats

Fund the creation of new pollinator habitats on campus by covering the costs of converting grassy landscapes to vibrant and diverse pollinator-friendly habitats!

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